When you first started reading about Scrum, Kanban, or one of the other Agile frameworks, you probably came across topics like user stories, sprint planning, minimum viable product, and continuous integration. Each Agile framework has its own set of terms, lingo, and way of doing things which can make learning what and when to do something a challenge.
What is important to understand, is that all Agile frameworks have one thing in common; a desire to help you manage the risk associated with building something. This is why Agile frameworks like Scrum work really well when applied to software development projects.
In fact, Agile and Accessibility really should go hand-in-hand, but for some reason, even the most ardent practitioners of Agile can have a hard time figuring out how and when to include accessibility.
To learn more, read the article from The Paciello Group’s blog page.